Best campus ever.
Seriously you cannot find a better campus like this one: beside the lake, have their own sailing centre, have the best sight of etching sunrise and Chicago city lights.
Give it a try on Independence Day, the camps have the best sight on watching all the fireworks. Others, watching students sitting on the grass, some of the students are practicing instruments in the parking plot😜
Loved this place, definitely it would be a precious memory in my life.
Good faculty and polite students. Very nice atmosphere that is conducive to a good education.
An amazing stadium..We.went there for my nephews football game. The fans were nice, facilities clean and the concession food was good. I especially like the ease of getting into the stadium.. if you drive the parking is about a 10 minute walk from the stadium.. I suggest taking the Metra train if you live near a station because it let's you right off near the stadium.
Thank you for the great tour. It was really nice to learn a little more about the story behind the design of the buildings
Great school. Students are very well rounded. Not just smart, but also interesting and of high character. Able to get a broad spectrum of perspectives because of the cuturally and demographically diverse class of students. Professors are knowledgeable and it was out of pocket dollars well spent for engineering graduate studies. President Obama spoke here as well!
Absolutely beautiful! I’ve enjoyed walking around campus weekly and there is always something new to see.
Lovely campus, great facilities, great people, but a small University. More academically inclined than extra curriculars.
I work here as a Covid-19 Housing Coordinator. This school operates at the very highest standards.
Northwestern university has such a beautiful campus situated right on Lake Michigan. If you like architecture, there are some fantastic building designs- the Kellogg building being one of them. You can go for walks by the Lake and it's close to lovely parks near the beach like Dawes park (there are places to park close to the park or you can explore some of the side streets which offer 1hr parking between 9am-5pm on weekdays I believe). I came here with my husband and children, and we had a lovely time picnicking while seating on benches in the campus grounds and going for a stroll around.
This summer sunshine, golden beach and surfing people gave me an illusion that Northwestern University has a campus towards the vast ocean. But in fact, it just next to the Michigan Lake. When I came here in the early morning, this beautiful campus was in tranquility and peace. Some people playing beach volleyball and sand statues, some surfing and sailing. Yes, it's just one plain day, but also one perfect day, perfect campus!
I am one quarter into my freshman year as a weinberg college of arts and sciences major. It is an academic institution and I feel prepared to be an academic in the future and enter the world of academia. That being said, I hate Insomnia Cookies. It is bad, overpriced, and only a select few students can afford it. It is outrageous, heinous, and (insert other negative adjective here COME BACK TO IT). It is a crime that it exists near such a prestigous institution. Please students, I implore you not to give money to this establishment (Insomnia Cookies). For every dollar you would spend on a four dollar cookie (that adds up to four dollars), find the nearest homeless person and give it to them. Be a good person. Nat Out
Also NU ur chill, keep doing your thing
I am mid-way through the first year of my Masters in Information Technology at the McCormick College of Engineering. The courses here are as rewarding as they are challenging. The administration are polite and very helpful, and the campus is gorgeous. In addition, the Alumni network is huge, geographically dispersed and extremely engaged. Overall Northwestern has provided me with an amaziny experience. As a Chicago native Northwestern has always been my dream school, now I know why.
Northwestern is the Home of the Wildcats, and is a beautiful campus by the lakeside of Lake Michigan, just north of Chicago. I had a fantastic time studying here and the campus is incredible when autumn creeps in and paints everything in such resplendent colours (see pictures attached). Kellogg is also located here interestingly enough, away from the Chicago campuses of Feinberg etc., but all in all a great university.
Just attended a Marketing course at Kellogg. The experience was priceless. I will be back again.
Yes, it's where I really wanted to go, other than Princeton, but never quite made it. I was too interested in getting out into the world and ended up in college in Colorado. Thank goodness, though, because I love the west.
Very beautiful campus with a view on Chicago. The buildings are impressive.
Cutting-edge research.
However, not all the offices look nice, which is a bit disappointing when considering the surroundings.
Awesome campus did a college tour of the place and definitely considered it one of my top choices for undergraduate
I came from near poverty when I arrived at Northwestern as an undergraduate. After recovering from culture shock, I succeeded beyond expectations, graduating with a publication in a major journal and going to complete my doctorate. Since graduation I have had great experiences and a successful career. Many thanks to my perceptive advisor, inspiring professors, and the Pullman Foundation. Also I love the beautiful campus!
My only 2 "A's" in college. Lots of cute jewish girls, its own beach, whats not to like
A beautiful campus in a good part of the greater Chicago area!
It was a great experience academically and socially, and as a walk on in the baseball program. A beautiful campus nestled on Lake Michigan only 12 miles north of Chicago. The academic programs for undergraduates are second to none, and I chose Northwestern over Cornell , Michigan, Purdue,& Wisconsin